koliboy/acme-apache2

Acme-Apache2 SSL/TLS Certificate for Let's Encrypt and Apache2 (httpd)

acme-apache2

Acme-Apache2 SSL/TLS Certificate for Let's Encrypt and Apache2 (httpd),automatic confi ssl on Apache2 (httpd) new cert and remvoe cert ,renew cert

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Acme-Apache2 is a powerful tool designed to facilitate the integration of SSL/TLS certificates from Let's Encrypt with the Apache2 web server (httpd). Let's Encrypt is a free and open certificate authority that provides automated and trusted SSL/TLS certificates, enabling secure communication over the internet.

With Acme-Apache2, web administrators can easily obtain, install, and manage SSL/TLS certificates from Let's Encrypt for their Apache2 (httpd) server. This tool simplifies the process of securing websites and web applications, ensuring that sensitive information transmitted between clients and servers remains encrypted and protected.

The integration of Acme-Apache2 with Let's Encrypt and Apache2 offers several key benefits. First, it automates the certificate issuance and renewal process, eliminating the need for manual intervention and reducing the risk of certificate expiration. This automation ensures that websites remain secure without any administrative hassle.

Acme-Apache2 also provides seamless integration with Apache2 (httpd), enabling easy configuration and management of SSL/TLS certificates. It offers a user-friendly interface or command-line options for obtaining and installing certificates, making the process efficient and accessible to both experienced administrators and beginners.

Moreover, Acme-Apache2 supports various authentication methods provided by Let's Encrypt, including HTTP-based challenges, DNS-based challenges, and more. This flexibility allows administrators to choose the most suitable authentication method for their specific setup and requirements.

By leveraging Acme-Apache2, web administrators can enhance the security of their Apache2 (httpd) servers by implementing robust SSL/TLS encryption. This helps protect sensitive data, such as login credentials, personal information, and financial transactions, from unauthorized access and interception.

In summary, Acme-Apache2 is a valuable tool that simplifies the integration of Let's Encrypt SSL/TLS certificates with Apache2 (httpd). It streamlines the process of obtaining and managing certificates, automates certificate renewal, and ensures secure communication between clients and servers. By utilizing Acme-Apache2, web administrators can enhance the security and trustworthiness of their websites and web applications

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Table Contents

• Install
• httpd/apache2 config
• sites
• acme-apache2-cmds
• gen-new-Certificate
  • gen-new-cert
  • with-sub-domains
• remve-Certificate
• Certificates

Install

source:~# wget https://github.com/koliboy/acme-apache2/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
source:~# unzip main.zip
source:~# chmod -R 755 acme-apache2-main
source:~# cd acme-apache2-main
source:~/acme-apache2-main# ./new  #any help is working

It seems that you have successfully downloaded the main.zip file, extracted its contents, and changed the permissions for the acme-apache2-main directory. Now, you are inside the acme-apache2-main directory and want assistance with running the new script.

To run the new script, you can try the following steps:

1. Make sure you are in the acme-apache2-main directory. If not, navigate to the directory using the cd command:

source:~# cd acme-apache2-main

2. List the files in the directory to verify the presence of the new script:

source:~/acme-apache2-main# ls

Check if the new script is listed.

3. Ensure that the new script has executable permissions. You have already set the permissions using chmod -R 755 acme-apache2-main, so it should already be executable. You can verify this by using the ls -l command and checking the permissions:

source:~/acme-apache2-main# ls -l new

Make sure the permissions are set to allow execution (e.g., -rwxr-xr-x).

4. Run the new script using the ./ prefix:

source:~/acme-apache2-main# ./new

This command will execute the new script within the current directory. If the script requires any additional arguments or inputs, please provide them accordingly.

Please note that without more information about the new script and its purpose, I can only provide general guidance. If you encounter any errors or need further assistance, please provide more details about the script and the specific issues you are facing.

httpd/apache2 --confi

It seems like you're trying to configure the Apache web server using the httpd.conf file. The provided snippet appears to define a directory and an alias.

Here's a breakdown of the configuration: /to/path/httpd.conf

<Directory /acme-apache2-main>
	Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
  Require all granted
</Directory>

Alias /.well-known/acme-challenge acme-apache2-main/.well-known/acme-challenge

This block specifies the configuration for the /to/path/acme-apache2 directory. The Options directive enables directory indexing and following symbolic links. The Require all granted directive allows all users to access the directory.

This line sets up an alias so that requests to /.well-known/acme-challenge are internally mapped to the /acme-apache2-path/.well-known/acme-challenge directory.

Please note that to apply these configurations, you'll need to edit the httpd.conf file of your Apache installation and restart the Apache server for the changes to take effect. Also, make sure to use the appropriate path for the httpd.conf file on your system.

sites

conf/sites-enabled/test.com.conf

<VirtualHost *:80>
	ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost
	ServerName test.com
	DocumentRoot  "to/path/test.com"
    
    </VirtualHost>

source:~# systemctl restart apache2

acme-apache2-cmds

source:~/acme-apache2-main# ./new
--subj    == countryName,state_name,localityName,orgname,organizationalUnitName
            Pattern:C,ST,L,O,OU
            --subj IN,Rajthan,city,oragtion,organizationalUnitName

--conf   ==   base/dir Where httpd Site Visiting Sites conf Is Available Cake
              (e.g.,) /sdk-srvar/apache2/usr/conf/sites,  or/sdk-srvar/apache2/usr/conf/sites-enabled
             find error fix this sites-enabled/mysite.com/mysite.com.conf

--subd   ==   subdomain,include the word menu with menu man same certificate subdomain , enter the name of all those you want to get certificate
              (e.g.,) --subd 1.test.com,2.test.com

source:~/acme-apache2-main# ./remove
--domain  == Enter the name in remove SSL/TLS (e.g.,webhost.com) you can also use the name of the subdomain (e.g.,anthor.domain.com)

--conf  == base/dir Where httpd Site Visiting Sites conf Is Available Cake
              (e.g.,) /sdk-srvar/apache2/usr/conf/sites,,WHERE confi domains files

gen-new-cert

single-domain

source:~/acme-apache2-main# ./new --domain test.com --subj IN,Rajthan --conf /to/path/conf/sites-enabled

with-sub-domains

source:~/acme-apache2-main# ./new --domain test.com \
--subj IN,Rajthan \
--conf /to/path/conf/sites-enabled \
--subd 1.test.com,2.test.com

httpd restart

source:~# systemctl restart apache2

vist == https://test.com

remove-cert

source:~/acme-apache2-main# ./remove --domain test.com --conf /to/path/conf/sites-enabled

cert/dir/data

source:~/acme-apache2-main# cd data/domains/test.com
source:~/acme-apache2-main/data/domains/test.com# ls 
server.csr,server.cert